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(Client) identity crises: Client identification for government lawyers is not always straightforward

G Dal Pont

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In a general sense, lawyers employed by government (or a government instrumentality) are slJbject to the same professional responsibilities as other lawyers. Yet the status of a lawyer employed by ...

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In a general sense, lawyers employed by government (or a government instrumentality) are slJbject to the same professional responsibilities as other lawyers. Yet the status of a lawyer employed by ...

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In a general sense, lawyers employed by government (or a government instrumentality) are slJbject to the same professional responsibilities as other lawyers. Yet the status of a lawyer employed by ...

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Identity (music), Identification (biology), Public relations, Business, Law, Political science, Internet privacy

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